Flowers

ARTISTIC DETAILS
Sumerian Tiger. She doesn't have as much face fluff as a siberian tiger. Her body shape is longer and a bit rangier, but her paws are quite big. When drawn anthro, her wrists and ankles should be minimal and her shoulders nearly the same width as her neck, coming down to tiny angled collarbones and a round chest with no breasts, hips, or waist. Her limbs and the rest of her body keep the same proportions when she is drawn anthro and she has inarticulate paws instead of hands and she leans forward slightly. The only thing that changes is the tilt of her hips and the balance in her movement.

Her coat color is pure white, but the hairs refract light differently, so that in some areas she creates a pinkish reflection and in other places she creates a natural white which shades to atmospheric blue. (Draw this effect by using pink shading over a white base color.) The stripes are tan, but should be interpreted as a brushed gold or rose gold color. The eyes should be piercing, with a small dark pupil.


CONCEPTUAL DETAILS
Flowers isn't actually a tiger. She's a theoretical construct taking the shape of a tiger. She sits static at the top of a high tower in the middle of a frozen lake. When time begins, she awakens. Pacing at the top of the tower, she is the only thing in existence until one day she leaps. It is her perception that causes the world to come into existence.

She inhabits a fairy tale world with many stand-alone interactie modules that cease to function when she isn't there. Like the player character in a video game, everything in the world revolves around her existence. Time freezes when she isn't there to advance the plot. Even though she is omnipotent, she doesn't have enough outside experiences to create the mental scaffolding needed for inguinity. Her story is about gaining those experiences and gaining mastery over her world.

Her world embraces the idea of quantum entanglement on a literary level, in which the system is static until an event occurs, but both causes and effects spiral outward from that event. Her world has some relationship to the world of the Holy Dark, which is wiped out into static nothingness, in which both causes and effects collapse back down out of existence.


OTHER NOTES
In the tarot of Flowers Falling, she represents the fool.